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Favorite Stoner Movie
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B4O2N0G
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zeloszero said:
Hey zelos,I found the movie Homegrown,you have to download divx player when you go to this link to be able to watch the movie.Im about to light up and watch this as its been a while since i have seen it.Peace
http://www.stage6.com/user/Snyte/video/2160473/homegrown
The movie starts out playing smoke two joints by sublime,great song.
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Blowstrees
Member
LOL Yikes!
That IS scary looking!
I cant say i have a favorite stoner movie as there are too many to pick a fav. but i have to say this...
Has anybody seen the previews for Pineapple Express? that shit looks like the new stoner movie for 2008..looks really funny with all the "40 year old virgin " and "knocked up" crew. Good times..
That IS scary looking!
I cant say i have a favorite stoner movie as there are too many to pick a fav. but i have to say this...
Has anybody seen the previews for Pineapple Express? that shit looks like the new stoner movie for 2008..looks really funny with all the "40 year old virgin " and "knocked up" crew. Good times..
How about a great movie to watch stoned,
"A Boy and His Dog" an early Don Johnson effort from
'75. He and his dog communicate telepathically in a
post apocalyptic world, the dogs acute senses give
them an advantage in survival. One of the greatest
'B' movies of all time.......
"A Boy and His Dog" an early Don Johnson effort from
'75. He and his dog communicate telepathically in a
post apocalyptic world, the dogs acute senses give
them an advantage in survival. One of the greatest
'B' movies of all time.......
germankid6
Member
SUPERBAD
The makers had to be stoned!
The makers had to be stoned!
Stoned Cold
Member
I cant believe nobody has mentioned 'The Money Tree'.......Early 90's I think, definately one of the best weed related movies EVER!
'The In-Laws'
'The In-Laws'
'The In-Laws' 1979 (the original)
Peter Falk
Alan Arkin
See it stoned or straight, it is world class funny, a true comedy. Not a single swear word in it but so well written it doesn't need the shock value of cheap tricks to elicit huge laughs.
Nothing to do with weed but you won't care. Rent, buy, or see it on HBO.
'The In-Laws'
'The In-Laws' 1979 (the original)
Peter Falk
Alan Arkin
See it stoned or straight, it is world class funny, a true comedy. Not a single swear word in it but so well written it doesn't need the shock value of cheap tricks to elicit huge laughs.
Nothing to do with weed but you won't care. Rent, buy, or see it on HBO.
mk6
Active member
Heavey Metal... great sound track - its a total stoner movie
I took my bong and some friends and saw it when it came out - laughed my ass off....
Corps bride and Four Rooms, Zoolander are great too.... and one more oldy but goody (if you can find) Arsenic and Old Lace now thats a funny movie stoned or not great cast and harlariuos....
I took my bong and some friends and saw it when it came out - laughed my ass off....
Corps bride and Four Rooms, Zoolander are great too.... and one more oldy but goody (if you can find) Arsenic and Old Lace now thats a funny movie stoned or not great cast and harlariuos....
Ralph Bakshi animation from the 70's
Ralph Bakshi animation from the 70's
'Fritz the Cat' 1972
written by Ralph Bakshi based on comic
characters created by Robert Crumb.......
'Heavy Traffic' 1973
written by Ralph Bakshi
Decent synopsis of Fritz the Cat
Fritz the Cat is a famous movie for a number of reasons, most stemming from it being the first feature-length adult cartoon and having an "X" rating. There were controversies surrounding its creation with director Ralph Bakshi and character creator Robert Crumb. The film is like nothing I have ever seen before. It has a unique animation process that makes everything reek seediness, despair, and cry for social change. Bakshi wrote the script which really is nothing more than the knife that cuts through all the 60's BS - from existentialism to the drug culture to the love generation to African-American perspectives to militancy. Nothing is spared as the counterculture is laid bared and examined through the eyes, ears, fears, and desires of Fritz the Cat. Along the way, Fritz experiments with just about anything - including lots of sex, drugs, and sex. While the film definitely is quite vulgar in many ways with some of the most odious characterizations of otherwise cute and cuddly animals and depicting lots of strong sexual situations(though in no way deserving the "X" by today's standards), Fritz the Cat is also an intelligent look at one character's drive to find himself and meaning in his life - perhaps a symbol for the whole decade the film is examining.
Heavy Traffic<-------One recent viewers opinion
I just finished watching this film, and I couldn't be more in awe. It's definitely one of the most bizarre pieces of true Art that I have seen in recent years, and yet the naked honesty is instantly resonant on a very deep level. This a a very dark look at one short period in a young artist's life in what seems to be New York. Ralph is not afraid to show the extreme in the ordinary, the sublime in the tragic, the sparkling filth that charges the air with horror and magic. This is our world, and his, with all the petty bitterness and hope that goes with it. I am saddened by those who say this film is garbage; I was at times horrified, laughing, moved, angered, and yet I emerged from the experience hopeful. I have rarely ever seen such a pure and rich depth of feeling as with this film. Ralph Bakshi is indeed a Master of our time, and the fact that he is still fairly obscure is a terrible waste. See this film, but keep the kids far away, it's rated R for a reason.
Ralph Bakshi animation from the 70's
'Fritz the Cat' 1972
written by Ralph Bakshi based on comic
characters created by Robert Crumb.......
'Heavy Traffic' 1973
written by Ralph Bakshi
Decent synopsis of Fritz the Cat
Fritz the Cat is a famous movie for a number of reasons, most stemming from it being the first feature-length adult cartoon and having an "X" rating. There were controversies surrounding its creation with director Ralph Bakshi and character creator Robert Crumb. The film is like nothing I have ever seen before. It has a unique animation process that makes everything reek seediness, despair, and cry for social change. Bakshi wrote the script which really is nothing more than the knife that cuts through all the 60's BS - from existentialism to the drug culture to the love generation to African-American perspectives to militancy. Nothing is spared as the counterculture is laid bared and examined through the eyes, ears, fears, and desires of Fritz the Cat. Along the way, Fritz experiments with just about anything - including lots of sex, drugs, and sex. While the film definitely is quite vulgar in many ways with some of the most odious characterizations of otherwise cute and cuddly animals and depicting lots of strong sexual situations(though in no way deserving the "X" by today's standards), Fritz the Cat is also an intelligent look at one character's drive to find himself and meaning in his life - perhaps a symbol for the whole decade the film is examining.
Heavy Traffic<-------One recent viewers opinion
I just finished watching this film, and I couldn't be more in awe. It's definitely one of the most bizarre pieces of true Art that I have seen in recent years, and yet the naked honesty is instantly resonant on a very deep level. This a a very dark look at one short period in a young artist's life in what seems to be New York. Ralph is not afraid to show the extreme in the ordinary, the sublime in the tragic, the sparkling filth that charges the air with horror and magic. This is our world, and his, with all the petty bitterness and hope that goes with it. I am saddened by those who say this film is garbage; I was at times horrified, laughing, moved, angered, and yet I emerged from the experience hopeful. I have rarely ever seen such a pure and rich depth of feeling as with this film. Ralph Bakshi is indeed a Master of our time, and the fact that he is still fairly obscure is a terrible waste. See this film, but keep the kids far away, it's rated R for a reason.
B4O2N0G
Active member
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cellardweller
I cant beleive no-one said SUPER TROOPERS yet
